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 Is it slightly overkill? Yes I don't think anyone needs 12k right now but if you can afford it and based on like the competition as well like why wouldn't you? I think with the 12k is more about the ability to recrop and reframe rather than the actual resolution. To be completely honest with you sometimes I couldn't tell the difference between the 12k and the 8k files on my 5k screen. Even for someone like me as a solo shooter that does a lot of like landscape and outdoor shooting and licensing content I don't think I would get one I would need something that's somewhat in between the 12k and the 6k Pro so for me I don't need 12k resolution I don't think a lot of people do I would be okay with having a camera that is an 8k camera at 24 30p and has 120 frames per second with no crop in 6k and that has the ability to shoot ProRes as well. I think the ability to shoot ProRes is more important than having the 12k resolution so I would prefer a less powerful camera in terms of specs and resolution but one that is closer in terms of flexibility than the Ursa Mini Pro, the standard one or the 6k Pro or 6k

 Even for someone like me as a solo shooter that does a lot of like landscape and outdoor shooting and licensing content I don't think I would get one I would need something that's somewhat in between the 12k and the 6k Pro so for me I don't need 12k resolution I don't think a lot of people do I would be okay with having a camera that is an 8k camera at 24 30p and has 120 frames per second with no crop in 6k and that has the ability to shoot ProRes as well. I think the ability to shoot ProRes is more important than having the 12k resolution so I would prefer a less powerful camera in terms of specs and resolution but one that is closer in terms of flexibility than the Ursa Mini Pro, the standard one or the 6k Pro or 6k. That's it for me for today guys I hope this was helpful to you let me know if I forgot anything I'll try to cover as much as possible in this video and as always thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one bye.

 So some of you may not know but I actually used to own the Ursa Mini Pro 4.6k a few years ago and I shot documentaries on it, I shot licensing content and even shot a short film but it was a bit too big and bulky for me to carry around the world for the projects that I was doing at the time. For the past couple of years I've used the 6k and the 6k pro as my main cameras and as you know I love the cameras, I love the image, they're really nice to use. 4k I've seen online a few people that were disappointed with the 4k footage being not as good as it should be being downscaled from 12k I didn't really notice any issue with that I think it looked fine I shot indoor and outdoors I would say though that the 4k 240 looked a little bit soft but I think it's due to the fact that you have to be in super 16 center mode and finally the file size so we'll talk about it more in depth later in the video how it is to edit those files but obviously when you shoot 12k and 8k the files are going to be huge so that's not something that I don't like about the camera or something that I think could be improved it's just something that could become an issue if you're not prepared for it I did the footage on separate hard drives just because they were filling out so quickly I was using the angel birds cards the 256 gig and I would get anywhere between 5 minutes to 15 minutes depending on the resolutions and the cards actually maxed out at 12k 60 I could only do four seconds at the time 12k 24p no issues but 12k 60 I could only do four seconds and now a quick word about today's sponsor FilmConvert I've talked about on the channel before but essentially FilmConvert enables you to add film color and film grain to your videos I've been using it since 2013 on pretty much all my work I've used it with black magic cameras the canon my drone you've got real film grain and you've got about 20 film stock to choose from and all the footage that you've seen from the 12k was actually graded with FilmConvert as well this time I didn't really want to have a look though I was more going for a neutral look because I wanted to showcase the camera's resolution and the color and the image so I didn't want to alter it too much and that's a great thing with FilmConvert is you can actually go for a proper film look or you can just have something that is a bit more natural I have already made a full dedicated video on it so feel free to check that out and don't forget to use the link in the description to save 10% so a question that I got asked a lot when I posted a video when I first got the camera and I posted stories on Instagram was how did you edit the files and what computer do you have so I'm going to read the specs of my computer just because I don't want to forget anything so I've got a 16 inch MacBook Pro with an eight core R9 processor I've got 32 gigs of ram a Radeon pro 5500 with eight gigs of video ram and a one tera SSD the computer is actually hooked up to a 5k ultra fine monitor so it's not the most recent computer but it's also quite a powerful one and the new M1 Pro and Max would be amazing though so editing the files was a lot easier than I thought it would be within DaVinci I imported all the files and playback in 12k 24p or 8k 120 was actually fine I had no drop frames whatsoever I actually exported all the files from DaVinci into transcoded them into 8k ProRes 422 so I could edit with them in Final Cut and even within Final Cut I had no drop frames whatsoever and the only time I had to change from best quality to best performance and when I started to apply effects and started grading things like that out of DaVinci it took about 45 minutes to export about 40 clips each time I've done that like maybe like 10 times or so which is actually not that bad I edited off a Samsung X5 SSD which is a super fast SSD I think it runs like at 2 gigs a second or something like that so that was fine

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 Doing full width 4K at 4K 120 frames per second, you can get some very nice slow motion out of this. So once I installed DaVinci Resolve, I was kind of blown away by how editable these files were. I was able to cut 12K and 8K on a three year old MacBook Pro and it wasn't really giving me any issues. The one thing you do really want to bear in mind though is it might be very editable, but those export times will absolutely kill you

 The last thing is, please just let me plug a hard drive into my camera. It was very seamless and honestly I actually found the USB-C connection is a lot more solid than the micro HDMI connections that we find ourselves using on a lot of mirrorless cameras right now. But hopefully this gives you something to think about and if you're really curious about RAW video, be sure to read Richard Butler's recent article on DPReview.com about why RAW video might not be quite as impressive as you'd expect if you're coming from JPEG and RAW photos

 So what they've done with this pixel array is it's designed in order to bend down to 8K and 4K, keep the full width of the sensor, but it really avoids a lot of the moiré and aliasing that we usually see when we're shooting lower resolution video. Now don't get me wrong, oversampling is still the way to get the best possible image quality. You can see an example right here, if we shoot 12K and in post convert it down to 4K, you do still get better image quality than shooting in this camera's native 4K mode. But what is really cool here, like I mentioned we don't see a lot of moiré, aliasing, image quality is still very good, but when you drop down to those lower resolutions, rolling shutter does decrease dramatically

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However, the resolution cap on the 120 footage and lack of 240fps are a bit stifling--I frequently shoot pours/drops/sprays/splashes/etc. that could really use the extra frames. The Ursa 12K is impressive for res and frame rates, but it's too much camera and I simply can't justify the price.

 So the LCD lights up and you've got your audio levels here and various other settings including the frame rate and the memory status and you've got timecode across here. Now for this exercise I'm going to be recording using a little Samsung T7 SSD, very fast and should be suitable for this so that just plugs into the back here. It plugs into this super speed USB, a very high speed port designed to handle these very high data rates. And if I open the door here you can see a number of features

 You've got a choice of 12K, 8K, 6K or 4K and for each of those settings you've got a series of compressions that you can change. You can choose in this case with 12K you can have, if you're working as this one set up to do with constant bit rate, you've got a choice of 5 to 1, 8 to 1, 12 to 1 or 18 to 1 compression and the difference is that this is obviously the highest quality, we'll give you the sharpest pictures, the best resolution from the superb Super 35 sensor inside the camera but it can also put a huge strain on your resources and your editing computer unless it's really up to high spec standards. So you can actually get away with going right down to 12 or 18 to 1 compression and because of the power of the Super 35 sensor you'll get extremely good pictures at much much lower data rates that are much much easier to handle. But I'll put it back up here to 5 to 1

 So down in this open window here is the menu button which you press there and this brings up the main menu. So it's set at the moment on 12K. You've got a choice of 12K, 8K, 6K or 4K and for each of those settings you've got a series of compressions that you can change. You can choose in this case with 12K you can have, if you're working as this one set up to do with constant bit rate, you've got a choice of 5 to 1, 8 to 1, 12 to 1 or 18 to 1 compression and the difference is that this is obviously the highest quality, we'll give you the sharpest pictures, the best resolution from the superb Super 35 sensor inside the camera but it can also put a huge strain on your resources and your editing computer unless it's really up to high spec standards

 That's very important. As I say for today I'm going to be recording on an SSD through the high speed port at the rear. A great big V-Lock battery on the back here and then I turn it around and you can see the screen here, a very very clear LCD screen which has got a series of menus. Each menu's got a series of little buttons at the bottom and you can step through the pages very easily to get to the one you want

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 The LCD screen is not great for focussing (like the EA50), but is usable due to focus peaking, and much better than something like the Panasonic HMC 150 has.  There are certainly better cameras available for much more money, but if you are a low budget operation this affordable camera delivers a pretty heavy punch. I am grateful it came down in price enough that I could step up my game with it.  I would not hesitate to purchase it again

Solid, competitive camera. Good slow motion.

 If you record externally, the image is just way better. We're talking 4K, 120 frames per second in 12-bit raw. Sony, you released this in 2012, how? And yeah, I'm gonna stop recording this video before I go pass out. So if you haven't already, go ahead and hit that like button, subscribe if you haven't already, ring that notification bell so you're getting those notifications and share this video if you know anyone that owns a Sony FS700 or would like to buy one if they're in the market for a camera like this, you should go ahead and share this video with them

 And compared to the Fujifilm X-T2 which also shoots 120 frames per second, this just smokes that image with the dynamic range and the fact that there's no aliasing or moire or anything like that, there's no trippy lines, there's no distortion in the image. And I'm just talking about the image that comes out of this camera internally. If you record externally, the image is just way better. We're talking 4K, 120 frames per second in 12-bit raw

 So if you recorded something that was absolute garbage, if you'd recorded something that was junk, you don't have to wait a long time before you can start recording again. You can just click cancel and even if you do click cancel, everything that you recorded before you click cancel is still written to the card so you're not losing all the information. And compared to the Fujifilm X-T2 which also shoots 120 frames per second, this just smokes that image with the dynamic range and the fact that there's no aliasing or moire or anything like that, there's no trippy lines, there's no distortion in the image. And I'm just talking about the image that comes out of this camera internally

 I really wish I could get a dedicated cage for this camera, but I'm not about to spill out two, three grand for a camera cage. But you know what, I've been really downplaying the quality that comes out of this camera because all I've been saying is that it doesn't shoot 4K, but what it does shoot is a really beautiful and really high and dynamic range HD image. To be completely honest, I would rather take the image coming out of this camera, the HD eight bit colors coming from this rather than taking the 4K 10 bit colors coming from the Panasonic GH5. There's so much more dynamic range and the colors look fantastic from this camera

 Something I will complain about is the price of accessories for a camera like this. Yes, right now this camera is priced similarly to these mirrorless and DSLR cameras. However, the accessories are not. To buy a cage or to buy a shoulder rig, something like this that is able to support a camera like this costs thousands of dollars

Sony Fs700 Review // Is It Worth Buying Today?

 First off the placement is exactly the same as 100 It's very awkward having it on top Makes it impossible to see the screen when the camera is actually above your height unless you get on a step ladder And if you turn it 90 degrees to face the operator, you cannot tilt it at all It only tilts facing the front or facing the back So you need to get yourself a monitor or a Zakuta EVF to see what you're actually shooting Because where that screen is it's simply in the wrong position In theory creating an electronic viewfinder by adding a loop onto the LCD screen is a great idea It's not great in practice, so it's a little bit plasticky and you're basically magnifying a screen which itself isn't that good It's not that the screen itself is bad It's just not great and if you're going to stick a plastic loop on it, which is going to magnify it It's just going to make it look even more average It's not detailed enough not sharp enough and if you use the peaking on the camera It only has colored edge peaking which you can change the color of but it's too strong And if you use that you really can't tell what on earth you're shooting. It really isn't a stills camera It's a great video camera. Stills, stick with the DSLRs Sony's implementation of the ABC HD internal recording is actually very good It holds up really quite well considering the low bit rate Personally, though, I would much rather have a nice rock solid higher bit rate with 422 color space I had no expectations that it would have it in this camera I'm sure Sony is saving it for perhaps an f3 replacement So for the FS100 upgraders, you have to look at the features of what this new camera offers and decide Is it worth the extra money and selling your camera? Do you need that super slow motion? Do you need those ND filters? Do you need perhaps the ability to output at 4k at some point? If you can get away without any of those the FS100 is absolutely fine It's still a great camera and ergonomically it's exactly the same So if you've already got it and you're happy with it and you don't need the new features then stick with it But if you need those features and those features are very cool, then there's definite value in that upgrade As for the rest of us, well, it's 9.35

Sony FS700 Review: Pros and Cons

 So 240 at 24p is really the highest you should go and if you're recording 25p, that's 200 frames per second. The high frame rates drop resolution, 480 frames per second harms the vertical resolution. And if you go to 960, it's a quarter of the vertical resolution, so you're losing a lot. So really, just keep to the full HD resolution and it looks really nice

 Hi, my name is Philip Bloom, welcome to my lair, this is Noodle, who's popped along to make a little cameo appearance in this review of the Sony FS700. Sony Europe were kind enough to loan me the FS700 for a few days to assess. Now is a pre-production version, so take that into account when looking at the images. They're saying to me it's about 90% representative of the final product

 With that half mode, it just saves the previous four and a half seconds. There are higher frame rates that you can shoot at, but they do drop in resolution. So 240 at 24p is really the highest you should go and if you're recording 25p, that's 200 frames per second. The high frame rates drop resolution, 480 frames per second harms the vertical resolution

Review of Sony NEX FS700 Part 1: Slow motion and first impressions

 It takes your video and turns it into buttery, smooth, cool looking images and you can basically take anything and make it look like a million bucks. Now it does do 1080p with the 240 frames per second but anything above that, it's just really unusable. The camera said that it goes up to 960 frames per second but I've never even tried it just because I've seen some of the other videos on YouTube and it's just not worth it. Now also the ND filters, the built in ND filters also are an amazing addition to this camera because the FS100 did not have those and you also had to use filters on the lens which was always a hassle because you don't want to have to worry about switching out your lenses or switching out filters on your lenses to get the right type of effect that you want for bright outdoor situations

 You don't really have any options. So I really don't like that because when you're using things like a VideoMic Pro or any type of other small shotgun microphones like when you're trying to do some glide cam shots and you just want a reference microphone on the top of your camera you know you can't use anything small like that you have to use an XLR which is going to add more weight and of course you know just give you a much bulkier setup. Now another big space waster for me on the FS700 I have a big problem with the RCA jacks out on the back of the camera. Now I know some of you may say oh you know it doesn't really matter because I don't use that anyway and that is exactly my point

 The photo mode it's nice to be able to have reference photos for post production for like thumbnails and stuff like that but honestly I think the photo mode on here is just absolutely useless you don't have a whole lot of flexibility. I mean yeah you can change your indie filters and your shutter speed and things like that but it's just if you want photos I would definitely recommend getting a cheap DSLR like a Canon T2i or something like that. I mean you'll get much better image quality and your pictures will really come out a lot nicer it's just the photo mode is just it's useless to me and the photo buttons that are used on the side hand grip also are just a waste of space to me like I could use that those buttons to control like my ISO or my shutter speed or something like that that would be much more useful to me rather than just having a photo button on that hand grip. With that being said the FS700 is a good camera there's just a few things that you really want to pay attention to before you decide that you want to buy or rent or even use or whatever you're going to do with this camera definitely take those things into consideration but all in all the slow motion feature the indie filters the top handle grip those are definitely the best highlights the image quality also in this camera is fantastic that is definitely what you're looking for I mean if what you're looking for is a camera with great slow motion capabilities or if you want something that just has really good image quality outdoors not indoors then this may be the camera that you want to consider but also $6500 I don't know personally I think I would stick with the Canon C100 mark 2 but it's up to you let me know what you guys's impression of the Sony NEX FS700 is and whether or not you would buy it just leave a comment in the comment section below and I will see y'all later take it easy also I really can't f- what? no!

 I mean you'll get much better image quality and your pictures will really come out a lot nicer it's just the photo mode is just it's useless to me and the photo buttons that are used on the side hand grip also are just a waste of space to me like I could use that those buttons to control like my ISO or my shutter speed or something like that that would be much more useful to me rather than just having a photo button on that hand grip. With that being said the FS700 is a good camera there's just a few things that you really want to pay attention to before you decide that you want to buy or rent or even use or whatever you're going to do with this camera definitely take those things into consideration but all in all the slow motion feature the indie filters the top handle grip those are definitely the best highlights the image quality also in this camera is fantastic that is definitely what you're looking for I mean if what you're looking for is a camera with great slow motion capabilities or if you want something that just has really good image quality outdoors not indoors then this may be the camera that you want to consider but also $6500 I don't know personally I think I would stick with the Canon C100 mark 2 but it's up to you let me know what you guys's impression of the Sony NEX FS700 is and whether or not you would buy it just leave a comment in the comment section below and I will see y'all later take it easy also I really can't f- what? no!

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